(Translated) How is the Welsh Government supporting parents in Mid and West Wales with the cost of the school day?

Our pupil development grant—access provides funding directly to eligible families for the purchase of uniform, kit and other school supplies. We announced an additional one-off payment of £100 to all children and young people eligible for PDG— Access this year, taking funding to over £23 million for 2022-23.

(Translated) What is Welsh Government's policy on tackling antimicrobial resistance?

In Wales, we take the threat of antimicrobial resistance extremely seriously. Wales is fully committed to the actions, ambitions and goals identified in the UK 20-year vision and five-year action plan for reducing antimicrobial resistance. All NHS Wales organisations are expected to adhere to the principles of safe antibiotic usage.

(Translated) Will the First Minister make a statement on the barriers to access to primary care?

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Improving access to primary care is a key Government commitment. Primary care reform is ongoing across all contracted primary care services and increasing access is central to transforming services. Professional collaboratives are being established as part of the accelerated cluster development programme to ensure the development of accessible multi-professional services.

(Translated) What is the First Minister’s assessment of how recent changes of policy and personnel in the UK Government will impact the living standards of the people of Wales?

With the resignation of another Prime Minister, the complete and utter failure of the UK Government prevents crucial decisions and actions from being taken to deal with the many challenges that we are facing. We will continue to seek to help people over what is going to be a very difficult winter.